Articles Tagged ‘disease’
As we know the expression and communication are impressible in daily life. This ability should acquire from the first months of life. As well as throughout the period childhood education, so that later we do not have problems communicating with the world around us. 1. EXPRESSION AND COMMUNICATION * Human communication. * The expression on the child. * The role of the adult. * Various types of communication. 2. ORAL LANGUAGE * Evolution of verbal language. * Stages of child language development. * Warning signs and the appearance of language disorders. * Language disorders caused by other diseases. * Specific disorders in language acquisition. * Children's literature: the story. 3. MATHEMATICAL LOGIC LANGUAGE * Structure of logical-mathematical children. * Mechanisms needed to facilitate logical-mathematical. * An approach to logical-mathematical concepts in kindergarten. * Operational relationships. * Resources for working with mathematical logic. * Th...
Vaccinations are one of the greatest achievements of medicine and were considered the discovery that, throughout human history, has brought benefits second only to those derived from drinking water. Childhood vaccinations are very important because they represent the first action brought prior to your child, to eliminate the risk of dangerous infectious diseases. Vaccinate children means being part of an action brought in the world by the World Health Organization. The ultimate goal of vaccination is to be able to decrease the incidence of very serious diseases or even to make them disappear (smallpox, a terrible disease and now forgotten, nor the most concrete example). The human body protects itself against infectious disease by producing antibodies, substances that neutralize the "infectious agents" is what happens "naturally" when one is struck for the first time an infectious disease. The principle on which is based vaccination is to induce the production of antibodies agains...
Measles
Highly contagious disease caused by a virus of the paramyxovirus family. Characteristic symptoms of infection include fever, cough, rhinitis, conjunctivitis and the appearance of the typical red spots on the skin, such as "Koplik spots known." In particular, the spots appear within 2-4 days for the first time on the oral mucosa. After 3-5 days of starting points a little "scattered from beneath the ears and on one side of the neck, spread (within 24-48 hours) and on the trunk and extremities, where they begin to disappear on the face. Arise, then, sore throat and inflammation of the larynx and tracheobronchial mucosa. In the acute phase of illness, the fever can be up to 40 ° C, often associated with photophobia, conjunctivitis, dry cough and itching of moderate size. The total length of measles is usually between 8-10 days, although the cough can last longer. The transmission of the disease by direct contact with mucus or saliva of infected patients or through inhalation of infe...
One of 14 babies in the United States born with low birth weight, less than 5 pounds 8 ounces, most of these children are premature or are part of a multiple birth. Babies born at term, we know that there are factors that contribute to low birth weight: 1.Alcohol 2.Smoking 3 .Inadequate prenatal care 4. Nutrition Bad 5.The lack of folic acid in the diet However, studies have shown at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry conducted May that women with gum periodontal (disease) seven times more likely to receive pre-term baby with low-weight birth. Compare this with the effects of alcohol and tobacco and snuff, which is said to increase the chances of a child three times achieved by a low weight. Gum disease and mothers-to-be: Like rubber, the weight can affect the fetus? Well, this has to do with the fact that periodontitis causes of bacterial infections. Pregnant women should avoid all situations where you get an infection, knowing that it can hav...